My!...50 years...50 years have come and gone...but the friendships forged long ago in the small northeastern town of Wolf Point, Montana will undoubtedly endure forever...Like the windswept prairie and cottonwood bottoms gracing the Mighty Missouri River...they remind untouched...and indelibly etched into the memories of all those that remain of the great class of ‘71... Not to say that bigger

Much hullaballoo has been cast about in the recent dust-up at Burkie Field concerning alleged rogue roustabouts with nothing but pure evil in their hearts!...Seems as tho one perpetrator stepped on some sensitive toes with his remarks about the conditions (as he saw it) of the Wolf Point dugouts... Now..the solution to the “problem” has taken on a life of it’s own...as the powers-that-be

When the Wolf Point High School Class of 1971 met earlier this year to start planning their 50th class reunion, one classmate put forward the idea of an “All-Class Reunion.” Others liked the idea and plans progressed to host a Thursday afternoon event at the Wolf Point Elks Event Center during the Wild Horse Stampede festivities. Over 120 people attended the Wolf Point High School “All-Class

The Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board passed a resolution Monday, July 12, setting aside $6,671,500 for economic relief assistance. Tribal members will receive $500 for adults and $300 for children, according to council sergeant at arms Bruce Damon. “Please give us a few weeks for the applications to come available,” said Damon in a July 12 social media post. The funding for the payments

Wolf Point July 15: Meatloaf, scalloped potatoes, green beans and dessert. July 20: Pork roast, mashed potatoes, gravy, carrots and dessert. July 22: Chicken breast fillets, au’gratin potatoes, mixed vegetables and dessert.

Kyrsten Miller, 22, is hoping to be crowned the first Miss Montana Volunteer at the pageant July 22-24 in Glendive. The winner receives a $5,000 scholarship and advances to the Miss Volunteer America Pageant. Each contestant earns at least a $900 scholarship. She is the daughter of Sasha Fourstar and Chris Miller of Glasgow. Miller enjoys working on the farm and reading. She graduated from

The pandemic has caused a nationwide blood shortage, according to the American Red Cross, and that’s affecting blood product availability across America, including North Dakota and parts of Montana. Behind the shortage are a combination of factors. Donations were down during 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Many people who had delayed medical treatment during that time are now seeking